As Christians worldwide mark the suffering and death of Jesus Christ on Good Friday, March 25, 2016, the Pro-Life Action League leads Christians across America in The Way of the Cross for Victims of Abortion, commemorating the deaths of the nearly 60 million children lost to abortion since its legalization in 1973. Seventy abortion facilities coast-to-coast will be surrounded by somber crowds praying and meditating on this Christian holy day.

Rocky Gathright, an American missionary in Brussels, had just dropped his friend off at Zaventem Airport when a terrorist’s bomb forced him to pull over to the side of the road.

A man who has a front-row seat to God’s creation in a way most do not said he sees no conflict between the Bible and genuine science.

Relief efforts continue in the flood ravaged region of Mississippi and Louisiana. During the first three days, Church of God’s partner agency, Operation Compassion, sent seven semi-trailers loaded with emergency supplies and products. Four more semi-trailers were staged and ready for delivery. Critical items such as bleach and cleaning supplies, disaster boxes and buckets, bottled water and blankets were loaded on these semi-trailers.

Once a year, we have an unprecedented opportunity to welcome some in our communities who would not normally attend church. I want to give you some things to consider as we move toward the final planning stages for Easter weekend:

The entire community of one South Asian village will join in World Water Day celebrations on March 22 by dedicating their new “Jesus Well” — a well drilled and installed with the support of Gospel for Asia (GFA), and which is the result of more than two years of prayer.

Tullian Tchividjian was recently fired from his post at Willow Creek church, but the former pastor humbled himself as he described his past “failures”:

Last week, Chris Wallace, Pastor of the Victory Worship Center Church of God in Chicago, Illinois, opened the Chicago session of city council with prayer.

Kiev, Ukraine — Empowered21 (E21) announced the formation of a Cabinet for Central and Eastern Europe, through the coming together of key denominational and church fellowship leaders from around the region. The gathering in Kiev, Ukraine, brought together 22 delegates from nine countries, including Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Latvia, Moldova, Poland, Russia, Ukraine and the United States.